The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-07

been identified are Ed r.. Dillon Dartmouth;
S. S. Westcott. Burlington, and his little son,
who was casped in his fathers arms: Frank L.
Wesson, Springfeld; D. Magnet, Schanigan.
Quebec; Edward Banks, brakeman, Lebanon, n.
H.; NJ r. Burgess, Pullman car conductor; Miss
Nancy Dunbar, of Porters Station, Somerville
Mass; Mason Mills, of Isoquos, Ontario tldenti-
fed by watch and ringl; Conductor S. G. Sturte-
want; John Haden (colored), porter OF the Pull
man car Pilgrim
Injured Mrs. John Graham, Bedford. Mass.
leg and arm broken and internal injuries; VIM.
Devine. Winooski, slight bruise of the forehead
and side: II. j. Wilcox. Bangor, N. Y, severe
injury to base of the skull. probably fractured;
j. G. Hutchins Montgomery Center Vt. injured
in back; Howard F. Smith. Gloucester. Mass.
injured IN back; Henry Mott, Alburgh. Vt,
seriously injured in the chest and hip; James
Kilroy. Burke. N. Y, arm broken and one foot
frozen Miss Emily Lowell. Montreal, slightly
injured; Polly Areal, Chicopee, Mass. hip
badly injured; Charles A. Hubbard, Cambridge
Mass, slight injuries about the face;
Andrew Wheeler, Fitchburg. bruised and
burned about the head and face; Joseph Meignet,
Schangan. Que, injured about the head and
face; Annie Murphy. Boston, seriously and per
haps fatally hurt; Joseph Gennett, Scio. n. Y.
badly hurt about head and arms: Moses Peullier,
Quebec. skull fractured-the doctors cay
he will probably die Horace Juneau.
East Pepperell, slightly hurt O..
Boisvert. Angeique, seriously hurt IN the chest
and abdomen; ;. B. Cushing, Middleboro.
Mass, cut in the leg and back. Mrs. W. S. Bry-
den, Montreal, injured in the back; Henry w.
Tewksbury lecturer, of West Randolph, VT,
| leg and arm broken, and otherwise seriously
| hurt Miss P. FL. Follett, Sharon, Vt, slightly
| hurt L. Confinement % John ST., New York,
| hurt in back and side Frank Pratt. secretary of
Y. M. c. A, Springfield. Mass, right foot in
| jured; Mitchell Laicllide Lawrence, Mass,
| slight scalp wound Benjamin Beanger (child),
| Holyoke, Mass, slightly injured in side; Joseph
E. jacques, Fitchburg, Mass back. one
| eye. nose and chin injured; Margaret
Walsh, Greenfield, Mass, scalp wound and
confusion of right arm and abdomen; j. w.
Tuttie, Tunbridge, VT. forehead, and back
| of head slightly injured; August Leboue, Lynn,
| Mass, severe lacerated wound on forehead and
body and limbs bruised; J. H. Shull, New Ha
| ven, head slightly injured Alexander Lavelle
| Greenfield, Mass, head slightly injured; Katie
Cahill, No. 2 Bowdoin street. Boston, severe scall
| wound, laceration of right wrist and injury t.
back, cannot be moved; Mrs. Costello, No 16
serious; David Remitard Brockton. Mass.
| slightly injured, went home; D. Prev, O
| Providence, injured, not serious, returned t.
| that city; A. B. Veasy. of Rutland, VT, Sigh
| injuries, continued on journey; Maria Sadler
Ormstown, p. O., fractured ankle and BAT
| bruises; j. Alexander of Boston, slight injuries
| returned to Boston; Frederick A. Fisher, o
Gloucester slightly injured; G. N. Hosmer
| severe injuries to left leg, badly shaken up.
The following additional names of killed have
just been ascsrtained: Cephas Mills, lroquois
| Hammer of Boston, porter OF the Pullman ca
"St. Albans;" unknown porter of the Boston
Pullman car Puritan Edgar Wilder, of Day
TOT, o., identified by his brother to-day; Charlie
w. Sanford, Lowell. Mass; Mrs. Devneaux
Winooski, identified to-day by her brother.